Review on MFP laser Canon i-SENSYS MF443dw, b/w, A4, white/black by Micha Dobrzyski ᠌

Yet the reward is well worth it. Done once, and then forgotten about. Yet regardless of how well the printer works, this is still a problem. It is built for 80,000 pieces of paper to be processed per month, but I am unable to comment on its dependability just yet. I will cancel my subscription to the current format in either six months or one hundred fifty thousand sheets. But for the time being, I endorse it. Various advantages: This is by far the best multifunction printer (MFP) for the office that I have ever owned. In addition, there were a great variety of them. There is typically a total lack of functionality, which is a mincemeat in and of itself. Printing on both sides of a page automatically, as well as scanning several documents in a batch at a very high rate of speed, and having the capability to send scanned documents directly to an email address or a USB flash drive without the use of a personal computer. Working via wi fi provides a lot of flexibility and convenience. Access is available from any computer or mobile device that is connected to the network. The software has a user-friendly interface and is reliable. Both the actual printing speed and the time it takes to warm up are very quick. It is possible to purchase huge cartridges that hold 10,000 pages. The actual printer, which has all of these features, does not cost too much. Its cons: I'm not exaggerating when I say that the original high-capacity cartridge almost costs as much as a brand-new printer (those prices are insane). To our good fortune, there are already alternatives available. Yet, they do not come with a chip. Therefore, in order for them to function, you need to solder the chip from the entire cartridge to the printer. This must be done permanently (in gas stations they know how). Which is exactly what I did just after the purchase had been made. As a direct consequence of this, the warranty will be voided right away; yet, this option is preferable to continually purchasing a costly cartridge.